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...released his solo debut album “Rockin’ the Suburbs” on Sept. 11, 2001. Despite its unfortunately-timed release date, the album debuted at number 42 on the Billboard 200 albums chart...
...conversational language. Burkle’s creation—which will serve as the culmination not only of his academic career as a French Language and Literature concentrator, but also of four years spend immersed in the world of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC)—will debut tonight on the Loeb Mainstage. Burkle emphasizes his efforts to make the play relevant and interesting to Harvard audiences, claiming that “with all the germophobia and hand sanitizers and chiropractors of our modern century, it seems an update of [the play] would be necessary...
...allowing an earned run. After two stellar relief outings over spring break in Florida, Haviland twirled a complete-game seven-hitter at Princeton on Saturday, striking out seven. Cole was singled out as the Rookie of the Week for his efforts in the Princeton nightcap. In his Ivy League debut, Cole fanned 11 batters in 7 2/3 frames on the way to his first collegiate win. Counting a relief appearance, Cole held opposing hitters to a .182 batting average for the week. Senior rightfielder Lance Salsgiver was tabbed for the League Honor Roll, batting .464 with 13 runs scored, seven...
Perhaps both. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs' 2003 debut, Fever to Tell, careened between art-school punk--the song Tick repeated the word tick an ear-curdling 49 times--and vulnerable pop exemplified by the hit Maps, in which O chased after a lover with the lyric "Wait/ They don't love you like I love you." As the rare avant-garde band willing to dip a black-painted toenail into the mainstream, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs attracted a small but protective following that many bands would kill for, but they weren't satisfied. "We don't want to preach...
Talk about multitasking. Joshua Spanogle, 35, is going to Stanford Medical School and writing thrillers at the same time. His gripping debut novel, Isolation Ward (Delacorte), features Dr. Nathaniel McCormick, a young investigator from the Centers for Disease Control, who is desperate to stop a frightening new epidemic in Baltimore before it spreads. Is it terrorism? Is it treachery? Galley Girl caught Spanogle, not surprisingly, in the Stanford library...